The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Ben T. Clark of Chicago, 10 visiting his
brother, Harry Clark.
Mr.. Walter E. Ransome, of Dubuque, is the
guest of friends in the city.
Hon. J. J. Cooper and daughters will go to
West Baden Springs to-morr9..
Mr.. Geo. M. West has gone to ut-in-Bay to
visit his aunt, Mrs. Henry Beebe
Mr.. David Macy. v. r. Malott and family, and
Mr.. II. p. Wetsell are at West Baden Springs
Mr.. r. G. Day and family summerine at
Geneva Lake, Wis, where they have cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henry Snow, formerly Misc
Margaret Batter. are travelling in Ireland at
present
Mrs wm H. Morrison and daughter Mary
will go East next week 10 remain month or
six weeks
possession of their new home on North Dela-
ware street.
Mrs. Emma Clark and children. of Lafayette.
are expected to-day, to visit Mrs. Clarks parents
on Ash street
Mr.. and, Mrs b. #. Caypool and Miss Jessie
Clippinger will 90 East naxt week to spend the
month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson are expected
home Friday from West Baden. whore they
have been for the last ten days.
Mrs Schuyler G. Haughey will accompany
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Gates to Watch Hill, K. l.,
to spend month or six weeks.
Misses Shoemaker, of Cincinnati well known
in this city, sailed from New York yesterday
Mrs Hughes and daughter Jessie are guests
of Mrs. Grifis, at Connersville Mrs. William
Hughes and children will 60 next week to visit
the same place
Mr.. Harvey Blair and Miss Eva NJ johnson
will have charge of party of thirty young
people, who go to Wyandotte Cave and vicinity
to-day for three weeks outing.
Mrs. John E. Beall. of Washington, d. c.,
who has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Ladders, left yesterday for Deer Park,
Md, to join MIR. Beall and spend several weeks.
Mr.. A. l.. Mason has retired from the law firm
Of Mcdonald. Butler & Mason, with which he
has been connected for over four years, having
during that period earned for himself the repu-
taton of being of tn, ablest young lawyers
in the State. He is q sufferer from a nervous
disorder, caused by overwork, and he will go
away for a season of rest and recuperation. after
which he will probably return to Indianapolis
and again engage in the practice of law.
Quite a large picnic party went out to Broad
Ripple Monday night for supper. The re-
freshments were provided by the ladies' and the
table deliberately spread, the luxuries Of
plate. knife. fork spoon pepper and salt for each
individual being provided. Notwithstanding
the severe rain in the city, none fell at the Rip
pie and no Inconvenience WAS experienced The
club of the North Side that has been in existence
for several years.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Hotel: G. A. Cartwright. Norman
Beckley, Elkhart: J. NJ Steiner, Greencastle;
Henry 4. Jones' Columbus; Isaiah Cartwright,
Hartford City; James Murdoch. Michigan City;
Cyrus Woodbury., Union City; c. n Harter,
Covington: John Davis Logansport; w. G.. Balm,
MartinsviIe; S. Nj. Hazelton, Evansville; VIM.
Braden, Washington. d. c.; s. Baer, Charleston,
w. Va. Elmer E. Hand Philadelphia; j. w.
Davis. Baltimore w. II. Greeeer, Cincinnati;
H. Wheeler, Chicago: Philip Bossard, DAYTON;
r.. B. Aenew, Pittsburg; James Conner,
Chicago; John Dixie, Boston: G.. w. r. Reed.
Philadelphia; Elwood Barnard, Spiceland.
Bates House: Wick Mcfarland, Terre Haute;
John NJ Freeman, Palestiue; John s. Toumer,
S. Chadwick, Detroit; j. p Singleton Louis
ville j. w. Runkle, Edinburg; Henry Powell.
Cincinnati; c. f. Lufkin, John Craig 1itusville,
Pa; Henry Sloan, Crawfordsville; F. NJ. Dow
den, Greensburg; S. III. Whitener. Goshen; w.
T. Miller. Charlottesville; j. B. Wilson, Worth
ingtop; Mrs. M. b. Braden, Washington; A. c.
Bell, Milwaukee,; j. n. Burford Charlottesville;
c. M. Miller, Cleveland; II. w. Stewart Racine,
Wis.
New Denison Hotel: r. w. Rudebock, Lex
ineton, KY; J. NJ Nswberger. La Porte; Gar
ret Bergen, New York; j. III. Evans. Columbus:
John A. Sage, New York; T. H. McElroy and
wife. Chicago; b. w. Christian, New Haven;
S. N. Matthews, Boston; J. w. Goddard. T. q.
Lippincott, Philadelphia; O. d. Somers. Evans
vile; G. j. Conner, Washington; S. b. Pettis,
Columbus; T. D. Palmer. Pittsburg; T. c. Re-
maldee, Kansas City, Mo-; G. c. johnson,
Omaha